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Texas State University's curriculum for their degree program for a Master's in Business & Administration (MBA) is a solid foundation for anyone looking to improve their career. The staff has the expertise and cares about their students. The Round Rock campus has more adult learners and therefore can be easier to work with sometimes.

It's not a big name brand, but you'll get a solid curriculum and teachers who care. Bonus if you are at the Round Rock campus because the student population tends to skew towards working adults rather than "straight-through" students who just finished their undergrads, meaning the students at RR tend to be more proactive and engaged with their education.

Same accreditation as McCombs School of Business, but much more affordable. The faculty and staff are great.

Texas State is a great place to go to school! I received my Bachelor's degree from State, and I am so glad to return to receive my MBA! Although I work full time, graduate school can bear a heavy load on its own. It would be such a relief to have some help, and it would help eliminate some of the stress that grad school creates on its own!

Texas State's MBA program is awesome! The advisors an professors are so open, accessible, and helpful! The classes are the perfect ratio of students per professor. The campus is beautiful. With campus organizations for any and everyone, social life is amazing. This is an overall great school.

The program is fairly challenging. Especially the study abroad opportunity to participate in an MBA project in Chile

The Graduate program at Texas State University provides students with a UT quality education at a fraction of the cost. The professors have real-life experience and challenge the students to do their very best on every assignment. The classes are all at night, so if you have a job this program works perfectly with any schedule. It provided me and my fellow student colleagues with a challenging yet valuable learning environment.